What are the true risks you face when you drive a car?
Does it depend where you drive?
Or when you drive?
Or who you are? or your experience?
Or is there a way to reduce your risks?
Does your Driving Instructor or Driving School Talk About These Things?
Or a Better Question, Does your Driving Instructor or Driving School Know About These Things?
I DO!
Cooper
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Use Headlights Wisely
Years of teaching show turning on lights in dusk or rain calms your CPU. Fear can blur judgment—listen internally to stress for full awareness. My decades of work, tested in Vancouver’s weather, support this. Picture a foggy drive. You switch on headlights, your long long nose seeing better. No delay, just care. This isn’t about…
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Avoid Distractions
Decades of teaching prove putting the phone down calms your CPU. Anxiety can pull your attention—listen internally to stress for full awareness. My experience in Vancouver’s busy streets reinforces this. Imagine a call buzzing during a drive. You ignore it, your long long nose staying clear of trouble. No multitasking, just safety. This isn’t a…
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Yield When Needed
Years of teaching across Canada show yielding reduces conflicts. Give way at merges or crossings, calming your CPU to manage anxiety. Fear can tense you up—listen internally to stress for full awareness. My decades of experience, honed in Vancouver’s traffic, back this up. Picture a roundabout under city lights. You let others pass, your long…
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